Tag: Priluki

How Cossack Khalimon Pavel Vitalyevich went for salt: he squeezed out the only enterprise

Pavlo Khalimon, a fifth-generation Euro-Cossack. The famous packs of rock salt from Artemivsk are no longer with us. The deposits of the Kherson region have suffered a similar fate. Consequently, salt has gone from being an export commodity to an imported one. But salt certainly exists in the country—it just wasn't mined because there were other, more profitable and easier deposits, writes fttc. And so...

Luxury living and dubious verdicts: why do millionaire Chernihiv judges complain of media "pressure"?

Chernihiv judges Antipets, Osedach, and Zabolotny accused journalists who exposed their million-dollar fortune of "pressuring" them and described their unprecedented rulings, such as in the Oleg Averyanov case. An unprecedented verdict from the Chernihiv Court of Appeal: a well-known businessman received a seven-year prison sentence for selling a car he purchased with his own money—a car that had no equivalent in the domestic market.

Raiding in Chernihiv Oblast: The public demands the president stop the arbitrary actions of MP Boris Prikhodko.

Boris Prikhodko

The public demands an end to the arbitrary actions of Borys Prikhodko, who is accused of corporate raiding and judicial pressure. Corporate raiding in Chernihiv Oblast. Chernihiv Regional Council deputies, on behalf of the region's public, have appealed to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy demanding an end to the attempted corporate raids involving MP Borys Prikhodko, writes…

A $1,5 million case: are prosecutors in Chernihiv Oblast slowing down a state-owned enterprise's harvest?

The Pryluky District Prosecutor's Office is investigating possible misappropriation of property at the Ivkivtsi State Farmstead. The harvest process has been blocked due to open criminal proceedings. What's the case, and what does former MP Dmitrenko have to do with it? Are Chernihiv prosecutors preventing farmers from harvesting their crops? The problem is old, but the "scheme" is new: in the frontline Chernihiv region, the Ivkivtsi State Farmstead of the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences...

Under the leadership of Pryluky Mayor Olha Popenko, 41 million hryvnias were stolen from the budget.

According to audit results, officials of the Pryluky City Council (Chernihiv Oblast) stole approximately 41 million hryvnias from the city budget over three years, Antikor reports. True, the State Audit Service's conclusion is somewhat more lenient—"the audit revealed financial violations totaling 41 million hryvnias"—but the gist of it is...